David Scott wrote: > "...uses more memory over time..." Hmm, sounds like an actual leak to > me, unless there's some justification for it. > > I agree that the problem is probably in someone's XS somewhere. But a > leak is a leak and is bad.
A memory leak is when memory is used and then lost and can't be recovered. If the process can still access or use that memory, it's not a leak, it's just memory growth. Leaks should be completely eliminated. Growth should be managed. -- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
